A rtK
" his brother. .
ENDING. . ‘
Albert E. Eradley and 16511111,, of
strawberry ilill
morato‘MoIll
The regular null
recur inertial church 1’
nerds! night as usual.
he murm- W
t 1‘00 applies. ’ . Fr
sshehe which. -
. a both the East
Avenue ethodlat and: Advent Christ-
lanl sum oh Is routerdly was
longer the . 1‘1 - ~
Mwhoon . dime arrived,
yesterday wIth cam o‘t lumber.
which Is being discharged at the yards
of Hutch and Riley. . ~-
Frtnll Taylor. who was arrested
Saturday. on the bridle for drunken- will
near was sentenced to twenty days in
jail this morning In the town court.
Mts. Lewis W at. J n and Mrs. E
B Bthith, who have been attending the.
fiedflibniobs the King‘s Dhukhters Ill
hNoah he on have retur on their
Contrangor Char es F. Harris has the
contract 1- InsteJIins a boiler and en-
side .In the plant or the. vspuum varn-
ish Conlpany. The engine: will be used
in the manufacture of
The registrars hrs In‘ cation today
at E. E. Gorh‘atn's stor
fphonic“ t9
hand in their applications he roads
voters for this election. The session
will close at 5 p. m.
Rev. Willis G. Brown). of New Haven
preached yesterday at Advent
Christian Church I. but (€731va Ink
the absence or Rev. mug; is away
on his vacation The tet tin the morn.
ing was from Isaiah 38: .nnd inthc
evening from Psalms 1:123. The at-
tendance was large at both services.
H. A. McNett preached yesterday in
New Haven in the pulpit of Rev. Wil
Wm
mlilo lowing Is the use“; calendar of
tilt at Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Chilton: Tuesday, 7.45 ‘p. in, James
Ulld‘mmedleu's class will meet in the
ladies parlor. Wednesday. all day.
ladies’ work bloating. Wednesday, 7. Iii
p. lit. cottage meeting M Wallace
Batons, 36 Fort stress. donducted by
, the Yoitemates; all neighbors cordial-
ly invited Thursday, 745 p. m..
church tgrayer meeting; Friday 745
to Junior Band will meet in
the primary room. -
A very nlehsant Dirt; Jae held last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Keeler of ' Washington
street bridge, in honor of the con
tion of their younl .
Koo or. The n'dnilrmrltlou pith in
took place Satnr' mend
6dr 3 a“ very electrics Affair
and nil .gho attended e nloysd it verb
muhh‘. ere were. About 126 guests
present, runny Mann them being from out
or town. A use: inhalatipru‘srsm was
rendered by Mr and Mrs. John Sven.
An eighozate‘bandufit l:vaa “amt,
Ingtc venngw c wasp
at by all with a“ great deal of pleashre.
Ainohg no: present them out of tow
"had Mrs. Deihcr Mr; and
indoor Samuel it (I Morris Keel
. 1an York; 8 Misses Pa 8.11:3!
mie Weill Michael Jacb
tarobln and Mr. Kata or
Port cums; Mr. and Mrs John on.
lips and faintly, at Stamford. Athens
teh _ re: Mr. and Mrs.
r. had Mrs. E
and nose Gott-
- Fannie Salami.
And
Mr.” ind Mrs. one In animal and rami-
M ”on?! eMr distally. Mr. nag
r. a [an I" it“
“our. John stun when 331% this
Ethel Stull. Max Needle, Mr. and Mrs.
Podlntlky and familypm. and Mrs.
Fitelson and family. Mai Fitelaon and“
many others. Benjaml n April, or
Brooklyn was nreaentand delivered an
interesting and eloquent address
Young Master Keeler received many“
handaot'nep presents.
‘ so
-—-’I‘oo late to cure a cold, after eon-
sum {lilonh be fastened itsW d
the Inn Take Dr.W .
gay; Pine sous while yet there it
17 no
‘ n. Its guest of
Healthier. la the
are preparing to I
. ‘1
salamln 7
‘s Nor» _
A z
I be the speaker
"Indlse' are invited.
old to redness
c m “at! I on IL
on re a one are
td‘fififllh. files at Street's Gash
3°. to Bridgeport. yester
. u have heel: visiting Mr.
' A o‘rkhn". in Southport.
havenrctu’rnsd to Dorian
M .md Mrs. Stephen Hall will
*9 the east to their former
both In not Aussies,” G‘al
Miss Harriet. Ease of literature.
whose artistic talbl‘lt‘ is wen known In
Darlen. has several pictures on exhibi.
tion at the St. Louis Exposition. Miss
Foss will visit the fol r.
ot Dorian. an an
~0hhiaith1 shop site
an :P‘ound Ridge. who
has been sick to the past three weeks,
is (this to be at work again.
Mary B. Deiaiield has been appoint
ed e‘x'eeutrlx of the estate of the late
Augustus Floyd Dela old. of Darlen.
and4 has been ullowe six months to
Ireoeive all claims ‘axainst the estate.
by the Probate court for this district.
James H Shaw. aged flfly live years,
died on Thursday. The funeral ser.
vices were held yesterday alternoon
at 2: 30 o'clock from the residence of
his fatllér, James A. Shaw, In Nero-
ton.
. —-Flt‘nir by the bound. has or barrel
at Street's {lush Grocery
The Dnrlou Republican Club is or-
rnn lng tor another meeting in Its
hes quarters in Dr Norton’s block.
this evening ht 8 o‘clock There Will
be no me lacussions. and arrange
ments will he made for a vigorous
state and presidential campaign with
out I
custoindry In the town election.‘
Josbbh E. Bixby died Thursday at
the Soldiers' Home In Noroton. He
was sixty-three yeers of age and a
members at Elias News Post. -.G A. It,
of Bridzeport. Funeral services were
h‘él‘d Sunday from the residence of his
daughter, ms. Charles .1. Dickson, of
990 North overlies, Bridgeport. The
Rev. W. S. Harper, punter of the Trin-
Ity M. E church (Initiated. Burial
was in Park cemetery.
WESTLORT.
George S. Adams. Is visiting his son
in New York
Miss Ethel Wilcox is mindset! to her
home through sickness. ‘
Le Grand Cannon. of
was a recent visitor here.
Jigph Marshall and wife of New
New Haven.
Yor have been visiting in town.
‘ M E. H Po‘i'ry has returned from
a yihit with relatives in New Haven.
Ml‘8 A. R. Kent has returned to her
home in Blooklyh after a visit with
trends here ‘
Mts William Poet. who has been
visiting here, returned to her home in
New York cit Thursday
Temple nos 9 A F and A M. met
Thursday night and conferred the E
A. degree on several candidates.
The will of the late Michael Donahci
Is to be contested, his sun Timothy
filing a complaint with the probate
court. alleging undue “influence.
Oliver Jennings who. for some time
has been seriously ill at his home at
the Farms is able to get about his
.hom‘el.‘
HWehrle. Willis Jones and M-
in: Mills have been appointed a com-
mittee to arrange. for the copper to
be given by Oompo Engine Go, on the
‘ ni tor.0ctoben.72.u-
'l‘ o more consideration given to the
ownership oivwatfer. clad lichtinz privils
ages. the better seems no proposition.
but how to raise the 380.000 or more
necessary It the Question *
Feller/in: are the newly elected onl-
I°°W of ital-sunfish. Guild. Glirlet
ECh‘urch: "hits '1‘. Sienna. presi-
donzzro .ll. Smith; vice mat
don rs. G. A. Darrow, secretary:
Mrs} W“. Howarth. treasurer. ;
And still the deity over tile ic-
copious? or plans for the new library
bull ini and the ntro-tins of work. I
. it be a repetition of the Combo
$3me or that must be drum
more than absolutely
sum, ..
“first never was more seneral inter-
th the doings at Hockanurn Golf
Glu than was the ease Saturday; and
a‘ uni r as this so In th Matter
45:. gong; rash wile-Ice
Cell cred ch
the *
-wh a merits and sterling mom.
ill have won {or Milli? hosted;
Ill 03%
;; ct contain 1!. sewn-nu a.
. . mlounly Ill
‘ h
gully will
u bathre
:Pallnor. at hotel street”
m «Q Java washa’ wit
It‘l‘nlt .i She Is proverb a“ roll!
a m l ’ m
are: “stall" ry ligi" 8““
'1'
.11.. I.
best way out or also slit
1 t nine to a e W
is .c ‘rtaini‘y the was it or
.ldlf'l he: town. on that“,
t
5%.: meeting Wed
Im Idem
.1
or the oyster Grb‘whfit
were working In harmhny with this‘
sentiment was,
unanimous in the meeting that it Is
desirable to cultivate cordial and;
is "knitting" of candidates, as Is '
s...- ~ ~
d resin is We.
po 9
In? states or our Y and
cuts». Communications:
the team
ht‘wdfl
unseen.
re re.
3" .The committee on Io slsiatl‘
mission, and that. the rep“ i ti
slice 9. on
scintillation. . 'l‘hd
neighborly. relations with. those all:
mothers such relationn would he an-
raved. The communication from the,
ntenfit‘ate Commission assured the
Oyster Growers! Association that the
commission would not recommend any
legislation which was not approved by
the association.
Other matters were discussed at
length. Newmembers were admitted
meiasnociation as follows: F. 0.
Roman. Captain Frank Rowley and
gaptain F. E. Brown. 0 New Haven:
rank Miller. of llrl senor-t: F. is.
Beardsley, of Strattor‘ ll. Fletch-
or Fordhanl. o‘f Greenp‘o‘ L. l.
Quilters were unnnlmouilli climtudPl he
follows: Henry C Rowe, of NewH 3»
van, president: Charles w. Bell.
Row‘ayton, vice president; Henry P.
Stags. of Stratford.‘treasurer; Emast
E. Ball. of New Haven. secretary. This
Is the eleventh successive year In
which Mr. Rowe has been elected pres
ldent.
Themeeting was‘ia harmonious one.
and the association‘lgs indiressful and
prosperous.
o. panama Arwooo case In
count or common PLEAS. .
W
Mellon Waa‘ for Further Bonds for
Prosecution—Answer Had Been
Overlooked.
D Preston Atwood was to the front
common pleas court civil side. Al-
though not. present himseli he was
there to defend himself in the person
of his attorney, J. D. 'i‘oomey, Jr. me
first case was that Alarmed against
Augusta F. Kane and mm Mead. The
adult on was for further bonds for pros-
a‘clltlon‘ Attorney Toomey was on
‘h‘i‘itld to guarantee the furnishing of
the bond.
Henry A. Dixon, the attorney for the
latter had entered a plea of jurisdic-
tion Attorney Tourney had replied
however; but the answer had not been
recorded owing to being overlooked
with the mass of'legal odours pre-
sented to the court in connection with
these easel. .
One case. and the first action to be
withdraw by Mr. Atwood. was record-
ed this moi-ulna at the session of this
court. It was that of D P. Atwood
against Minnie A. Thiesou. oi Walling
ford. it came up by nick In abate-
ment. Attorney Toomey withdrew the
case from the docket and agreed to
stand the costs, It appears the sheriff
who made service made an error in
the name of this precluded the pos-
sibllity of bringing the case to the
court, without cowllcathgnfi and the
attorney at once with rew it The
costs will naturally fall on the sheriff
who made the mistdkc in the servlcu.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Thirty-Club Annual convention Call.
ed by Grand Chancellor Fuller
I The thirty-sixth annual convention
of the Grand lodge, Knights of Ry
thins. Domain of Connecticut will be
held Tuesday, October IS at 10 a. m..
n
Lor the: convention has just been is-
shed by Grand Chancellor William J.
Fuller.I -
hIt is expected that there will be a
giant!!! oer 709 Grand Lodge
months The rhhd house rank
'will oohfemdh Billy after the or,
said. and It Is desired that all past
thrilled: at theh%nhintemure me be
to avoid
Goldy.
“16
less to bed has and Interelting one.
as there are several matters of Impor-
.I .1
a tense to come up before this meeting.
Woo.-
dam
dines culablo harm
to the natural oyster beds lust oft
Bridgeport. Til the. hen vy‘ seas kicked
y a?“ ”is are said to have rolled
{mew I! over the trainers, commute
The layers?
raged last week.
, in b tying them so that the beds can-
use for some time with any
‘ on many at the oyster
lg ease in Baturdar utterance
oyster mounds they were
. a a result than!
are in the harbor
port. and am pone elsewhere.
flu owned av private parties.
son town It said to be in tho
ed various conferences? with this com- ;
resentativea
fixed In the industry In the dominion I
state. and that legislatlon which will .'
again Friday at the session of the :
In the action of Atwood against .
Filth“?! Hall. Willlmnntlc. The call .
hullne to session prom. .
aroau bio TMIJGNMARM TO ova .
wanna.
storm that:
these beds; have ’
m1 did littlméno damage to :
It Will Pail: You
to use us before buylon‘hanything In‘
the furniture line. wegllave'a new.
clean .atoclt our prices are. right. and
you can pay us on weekly payment!
it you with“ Are you prepared for the.
cold weather if not. why not? We hsvc
atovea, also blankets and semiannc
good ones, too.
A.J.Ancevine d 50116
134 WASHINGTON STREET. .. .
.*
rarities Anagrams
MEN NIGHTS DREAM
With It.
MENDELSBHON MUSIC.
MR. HARRY PEPPER
Assisted by a chorus a? female volooa.
Under the auaillcaa‘ of
THE necked ewe.
At the South Norwalic Baptist Church,
Friday Evanlng, October 2131.
at eight o'clock.
ADMISSIONtleTM,QENTS.
aim upmr saunas
F118 AND Bill‘s"!
flu Nights
Beginning Monday. Oct. 17.
Fina Entertainment
' until: evening
W
HIOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only. 'l'uuday Oct. 18th.
the Everlasting Bums-i
.iiill’i'i‘t‘iht:
In their auc'e‘onfui Pantomime
Production clothe
New 23 "tile"
A «new. Never crews “Old
INGW IE "I"!!! THAN IVIRI
Peaking ti“. o'nizflnaal Pantomlmioal
are a o
« thus help" ‘0 nubile.
The ‘Groatoat Laughing snow on
PR'°!.: ease-\I-s-‘ca‘ 75°.
» Beats on Sale Friday.
SHRKE‘SPINNE'S MIDSUM- 1‘
6 was relimad‘s.
(It ct the slot, chips: I at
at the doubt during; the
ntlinto the sale est night.”
take a” or minutes
and have a
.4 exhiblh oi
,Gas RdIIIIOS‘. Radia-
tors. Portables
and Appliances til the
' booth of the
u a.” .1.
1rd 2
’ PHONE 88.
nglltn Go
7, Ivory 9; tyle
Every style or wall paper that Is In
In Olll‘ stock.
our assortment is to am and var-
led thit y
nilkinl a a
1 tion.
1‘0 ORDER
M
Window Shades. ‘Pictnre Fumes.
Paintera' Supplies. nrum‘ seam.
evacuate.
loo.
cloth Window shades; fringed. Illc.
Extension and soul Half Curtain
Roda. 100..
csooxsav.
onus—un—
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
L. It locker
t
“- with the sprinkler system .
‘1 the utmosphcro‘bocomcs “lien on! 1:
Alarm is , , .
e 1turned in autmatically. I; 1
... ‘Thngrest was ‘ “
look If his :7
Buyandti‘
, INDEPENDENCE from want of your
keeping‘ with good taste can he found
will have no trouble in ‘
White curtain Poles with mass, '
5 it "ow wa no rsa wows lavas
yond a certain degree the
Laldc Stock
Reasonable Prices
11: waauluorcr‘l «stir.
' P‘Il‘o'né «at. ‘
‘ Your savings invested with the 111- .
dustrial savings and loan on. are. free .
from speculative dangers stun ii per
cent. per annum
tent with safe
methods-wand ai-
ways aubl‘eot to
your control. 5
per cent nor an-
num paid for avi-
eiy dity Invested, '
your pleasure
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments“ .
State Supervision New York and
. Connor. iout.
BRANGH OFFIGE. 16 80. MAIN 81".
Resident Directors; fluldent Manners";
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Cobum
charlaa E. Dovg . John B. Lam-elic-
‘11:
:FREEDOM from worry about your c...
turn—If you live. . ,
.famlIy—if you die
An ENDOWMEN‘I' In the Conn. Gen’l.
Life Ins Co gives you both.
raw H. hilt)
assault sassy.
N. Imlth- Fargo-on. “atrial Add”.
UNITED NAN“. NILDINQ
~ NOUTH NORWALKa CT“ . .
”VIII
cm llllilll nu
sou-m aoawam‘. coils.
onoaulzsp 1862.
wmt ,
capital {100.000.00
Surplus.
noon oddo
Nat Proms. 3'60. 0,00
Eollclta accounts of- lndivltlualo. roan-
ufacturord; rhernlihn’tt and oorfioratlona
upon favorable terms.
IDWIN H. NATHIWION. PM
JOHN 32H KNAPP. View I
JACOB M LAYTON. Guilt".
DIRECTORI
gag-l. #aéhamn Jana Intuit!
n . nape on
will It.“ Irvin «1.3%qu
christian wart: 4. Wallace Marvin
Fred. ll rims. ”
r
all" IN
, ‘rlia'u ill! arrest.
1 wounaarun. set too you
oils auv Inca cocoa Hana. vou
31? av aaa’r saunas. .
NAVI rattan a mo
aouaa I
lull tin ‘
I... in and: to. return. '
—-a profit con’sll- .‘
Withdrawahle at :f
‘ our trees or new man
A LITTLI LABOUR ‘
assoow mm I
hummus“. I
cry two
And Orient Buekh
. Foot
6 c
tlod by thee case as
Use. :
Iyl
Delivered free of ycha'rge. C .
. the stuck. at my new p. on?
of business. . '"~
Will donionstmta
machines to Intent-eat
lflerman Quilt!» r
Tblhtll‘ttli 3130 Fill .
FOR srsliu Ann
our vv‘n'ran HEA
Insurer a Warm .Ho
Night,' in Coldest
«diet.
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